Berlin is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BERLIN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an old four-wheeled carriage, also BERLINE
• the capital of Germany; population 3,404,000 (est. 2006).
• fine wool yarn used for tapestry work, etc
• A four-wheeled carriage, having a sheltered seat behind the body and separate from it, invented in the 17th century, at Berlin.
• Fine worsted for fancy-work; zephyr worsted; -- called also Berlin wool.
• capital of Germany located in eastern Germany
• United States songwriter (born in Russia) who wrote more than 1500 songs and several musical comedies (1888-1989)
• a limousine with a glass partition between the front and back seats
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a type of carriage

Words related to BERLIN

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Words that contain BERLIN

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How to use BERLIN in a sentence

• There were persistent reports of German defeats in Alsace, but these were repeatedly denied in Berlin.
• Some even went so far as to predict that their next Christmas dinner would be eaten in Berlin.
• Petersburg and, with his party, journeyed to Berlin.
• The electric railway from Berlin to Lichterfelde and the one at Vienna are in reality only elevated roads established upon the surface.
• Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Berlin, felt it incumbent on him to turn more than fifty pages out of four hundred and seventy into Latin.
• The Protestants, who had suffered so much from the persecutions of the Catholic church, had less to fear from the infidelity of Berlin than from the fanaticism of Rome.
• The news had just arrived at Berlin of the great conspiracy of Moreau, of Pichegru, and of George Cadoudal.
• Voltaire in Berlin might be trusted to remain discreet.
• In Berlin a great pile of biscuits heaped up on your plate is an important part of the Christmas Eve supper.
• If the citizens of Berlin were as well-mannered as the horses in the imperial stables, this would be the most elegant capital in the world.
• When threatened with loss of much Albanian territory by the terms of the Treaty of Berlin, the Albanians rose in force and demanded the recognition of their rights.
• Certainly he soon dreamed of a German Middle Europe reaching from the North Sea to the Persian Gulf and crossed from Berlin to Bagdad by a German controlled railroad.
• The armistice conditions had been considered by the German government at a late sitting in Berlin on Sunday afternoon.
• And, I suppose his letters will be only a sort of continuation of the bulletins he issued in Potsdam and Berlin.
• It was a cold, but the queen was unable to leave her bed to accompany the king to Berlin, when, a few days afterward, pressing state affairs called him back to the capital.
• We passed the last month of the winter in Berlin waiting for the war to close, so that we could visit Paris.
• But to observers of the Revolution from a distance, from London, Berlin or Vienna, the event appeared under a slightly different light.
• Oh, I could weep over it! Two days and nights have the citizens of Berlin fought with the courage of a lioness defending her young, and all in vain.
• This young man was Colonel Feodor von Brenda, whom the fortune of war had thrown into Berlin.
• He found many old friends in Berlin, and even had prospects of recognition from the court, as the brave and beautiful Queen Louise was very kindly disposed toward him.
• It is the work of Rosa Elizabeth Schwindel, of Leipsic, who was well known in Berlin in the beginning of the century.
• Pupil of Schloepke in Scheverin, Stiffeck in Berlin, E.
• The University of Berlin has been quoted as a proof of the contrary.
• Enwright himself was mainly inimical to Strauss, as to most of modern Germany, perhaps because of the new architecture in Berlin.
• And Herr von Inster is going to stay another week, taking his summer leave now instead of later, and he says he will see me safe to Berlin when I go next Saturday.
• It was at a regimental mess banquet, to which William, at that time only a captain, had invited Crown Prince Rudolph of Austria, then on a visit at Berlin.
• In 1840 he commenced receiving idiotic pupils, and has maintained a school for them in Berlin up to the present time.
• The union was sealed when, in December, 1872, the Czar of Russia and Francis Joseph came to Berlin as guests of the Emperor.
• In the first place she had a telegram, which proved to be from Claudius, dated Berlin, and simply announcing the fact that he would sail at once.
• There were rioting and bloodshed in the streets of Berlin.

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